28-03-2023, 00:09
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Wisdom & truth
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Re: Johnson may have misled Parliament over parties, say MPs
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Originally Posted by ianch99
I did, you said:
So, do you care?
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So you think it is acceptable that PM's can lie to Parliament. Strange ...
I personally think that this relates to trust. Trust in who we elect, what they say and, when in the next serious national crisis, whether we believe them do that they ask.
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Ooh er: Trust! Which politician has ever been trustworthy apart from Churchill? Maggie was the next closest followed by John Redwood, of course.
The sanctimonious garbage you've just put out is a trifle worrying. Well not really - who cares about your beliefs in this direction?
We elect the politicians because someone has to govern. The basis for selection is nearly 100% grounded in prejudice and fickleness (as in the Red Wall).
Which leads me to Boris. He is only fit for politics, yet, as a chronic liar, totally unfit to successfully lead a country such as ours. Although that committee is unfairly biased, it's about time something unfair happens to him and their decision, if it goes against him, needs to be cleared through Parliament. I just hope that the red hot poker goes straight up his rear fundamental - so to speak.
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